Dacnefloor forro tunes on this obscure Brazilian release, sleeve has aging/dirt wear, 2" wide light brown water damage wear along spine, record plays well with occasional noise only.

Apparently the first "full lenght" release of previously released late 50's sessions "descarga", "descarga cha cha cha" & "rumba sabrosa", raw afro Cuban + a percussion track. Sleeve has some dirt

Raw Haiti cadence rampa winners on this 60's rarity by one of the leading bands of the country. Also check great cha cha cha and the raw cadence. Sleeve has minor wear, some dirt, writings on back & B

2 mellow rumba tunesincluding the latin influenced A side, sleeve has some aging, dirt, light brown water damage along mouth, writings on back, record has marks & light constant noise.

2 mellow rumba tunes including the latin influenced A side, sleeve has some aging, dirt, water damage on bottom spine corner, record has light to extremely light constant noise, solid VG- to VG.

Deep Nigerian fuji music rarity. Sleeve has wear & aging, strong dirt on back, 0,5" tear & creas on mouth on front, record plays nicely w/ only minor occasional noise despite marks.

Early hard & mellow soul, rhyhm 'n blues & blues numbers on this early LP by the soul legend. Sleeve has strong wear, tape along seams & spine, peel off & light brown water damage on bottom mouth

Indemand LP feat. the minimal electro synth winner "zanmi camarade", black label original first press, light wear on cover, record has very light to hardly noticeable noise from marks, solid VG to VG+

Obscure highlife release from Ghana. Sleeve is G w/ aging & dirt, rubber stamp, bites & tears. Record plays VG- to VG, w/ light constant noise from light marks.

Certainly his best LP along with the "Salsa para todos", this one has a rawer "son" sound, and still the catchy salsa flavor, "Eres la que quiero" has latin jazz approach, quite unusual in the African

Dancefloor tools for tropical DJ heads, porro & guaracha & several consistent merengues, sleeve has aging & dirt, writings on back & labels, brown paper tape along seams, split on all bottom, record

Frantic uptempo soukous winner on this ultra rare single released by the Kings of Benin for this small label. Light wear & writings on labels. Record plays w/ constant opaque pressing noise

Check the Coltranian "This is for Albert" by Wayne Shorter, the latin jazz title tune & other excellent tracks on this LP w/ Hubbard, Fuller, Cedar Walton & Reggie Workman. Sleeve has large peel off &

Scarce partido alto samba LP, Portugal only release & recording by Lisbon based Brazilian artists, check covers of classic sambas such as "nega do cabelo duro", "trem das onze", "eu sou o samba"

Top notch pachanga winner cover of Arsenio Rodriguez & a rumba as recorded by the Congolese legends. Sleeve has some bites, tears & writings, record has light to hardly noticeable noise from marks.

Strictly soukous tunes released on this scarce album by the Kings of Benin. Sleeve has aging & dirt, small peel off, light creases. Record plays solid VG- to VG, reasonable to light noise from marks

A Congolese style rumba soukous and a tango both with rocky raw electric guitar work on this Cameroon rarity apparently never sold neither on discogs nor ebay. Sleve has aging & wear, small and large

Dancefloor potential on this tropical disco / afro disco track divided in 2 parts, starts as a syncopated laid back afro fusion tune and drops into a 4x4 tropical disco synth winner . Sleeve has light

60's soul & rhythm 'n blues oriented French pop rarity. Wear on cover, writings on back & labels, strong ringwear on back, plays with minor occasionally noticeable noise only from marks.

A deep bolero & a hypnotic electric folk winner on this scarcer release by one of Benin's leading 60's groups. Some wear on labels, record has light to extremely light noise, very solid VG- to solid

Rare Poly Rythmo second 7 inches recorded for the SATEL label out of Cotonou, Benin. Side A has what they have named a biguine, but sounds more like a Congolese rumba, side B is a mellow soul ballad

Afro psych funk rarity by this lesser known Togo singer on one of his few and surely rarest releases, sleeve has aging & dirt, writings on back, bumps & mini bites on mouth, small bite on top seam &

Tropical dancefloor winner 12" out of Ivory Coast melting soca with soukous for a unique and super efficient sound, dirt on cover, record's slightly noisy on edges otherwise plays greatly.

Jazzy biguine double sider on top as recorded by the famous French Caribbean group. Minor noise from marks & pressing.

Laid back afro beat psychedelia winner & a Congolese style rumba as recorded by the Northern Benin group on this ultra rare release, writings on A label, record has reasonable to light noise depending

Hard soul double sider taken from his "in the groove" LP, wear on labels, writing on A side, occasional light noise from mark

Check the Nigerian funky soukous on this later LP by the 70's supestar. Sleeve has aging, light dirt, bent corners, record has light to hardly noticeable noise, VG to VG++ depending on parts.

Killer hypnotic afro funk tune "Igba alusi", also check the afro funk rock winners "loving you" & "live in peace", sleeve has aging & dirt, writings on cover & labels, peel off, paper stuck & beige

Deep & raw tropical dancefloor winner cadence rampa & biguine tunes, also includes down tempo boleros, on this very consistent LP by the Haiti 60's superstar. Minor wear on cover, record looks nice

Super rare Congolese rumba double sider in top shape !